Scottsboro News

Peyton Higgins pumped in 24 points and made four assists to propel Boaz's varsity girls to a 68-50 victory over Scottsboro on Tuesday in the Lady Pirates' home opener.

The Scottsboro City Council is expected Monday to approve giving its city employees a one-time pay raise to coincide with the upcoming holiday season.

Frances L. Harper 79, of Scottsboro passed away Thursday at a local hospital. She was preceded in death by her son Terry McMillan.

A Scottsboro man is in jail with a string of burglaries that allegedly took place Wednesday.

A self defense course designed for women is being held in Scottsboro this weekend.

Tonight at the First Baptist Church in Scottsboro, there will be good times. For a few people, it's been a long time coming.

Schools across Alabama, including both the Jackson County and Scottsboro City systems, will begin administering the H1N1 vaccine to students in the upcoming weeks.

The Scottsboro City Council will discuss one-time pay raises for city employees at its work session Monday night.

The left lane of Bob Jones Bridge, coming into Scottsboro, will be closed beginning in December.

A historical marker outside the Jackson County courthouse in Scottsboro recognizing the 1931 trial of nine black men accused of raping two white women.

The Scottsboro girls cross country team captured its ninth straight Class 5A state championship on Saturday.

The Randolph High boys team won their fifth consecutive championship in the 3A boys division of Saturday's state cross-country meet here, and the Scottsboro girls succeeded in defending their class 5A title.

Andrew Campbell of Boy Scout Troop 18 carries the American flag at Wednesday's Veterans Day ceremony at Collins Middle School in Scottsboro.

Some very special people sat in the auditorium of Collins Elementary School Wednesday.

Camilla L. McNelley, 53, of Scottsboro, passed away on Sunday, November 8, 2009, at Huntsville Hospital.

Its purpose is simple. Its significance is worth celebrating. Veterans Day reflects all that the United States of American represents.

Two local health agencies will hold flu shot clinics next week for citizens interested in receiving the injected H1N1 influenza vaccine.

Randolph, Scottsboro and Westminster are expected to do well in their respective divisions in the Nov.

It wasn't an easy project. In fact, many would have said it was impossible and walked away.

Mary Imogene Rush Wilson, 87, of Scottsboro, passed away on Wednesday, November 4, 2009, at Highlands Health and Rehab.